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About game
«Balls in a glass» — an addictive puzzle game where numbers increase automatically.
The gameplay is straightforward: you need to aim and drop balls into the glass. When two identical numbers touch, they merge into the next one — two 2s become a 4, two 4s become an 8, and so on, up to the desired 2048. Only the smallest balls appear on their own; all larger ones must be created by merging.
Be careful not to overflow the glass. The balls behave realistically: they roll, bounce, and push each other. A precise throw can trigger a chain reaction of multiple merges, increasing your score through combos.
Features:
* realistic physics, making each playthrough unique;
* combo multipliers for consecutive merges;
* an explosion when two 2048 balls collide;
* a hammer that can be purchased with coins to remove any ball;
* leaderboard and personal best scores;
* game progress is saved, allowing you to return to the same run later.
How to play
To play "Balls in a glass," you need to do just one thing: choose the direction and release the ball.
On a computer, move the cursor to aim and click the left mouse button. On a phone, tap the screen where you want the ball to go. A dashed line will show the trajectory, and the walls will limit the angle — the ball will always land in the cup.
The ball appears in the centre at the top and stays there, only changing direction. The next ball is displayed on the right, allowing you to plan your moves. A new ball appears as soon as the previous one lands.
When two identical numbers touch, they merge into the next number. Try to place matching numbers side by side and create a chain reaction — consecutive merges will increase your score.
Screen controls:
- Hammer on the left — use coins to remove any ball (tap the hammer, then the ball).
- Arrows on the right — swap the current ball for the next one by watching an ad.
- Cup at the top — leaderboard; the adjacent icon mutes the sound.
The game ends if the balls stop above the dashed line at the rim.